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Lincoln Millstein
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Writer, The Quietside Journal
Maine
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Biography
Lincoln Millstein writes a news blog theqsjournal.substack.com on Mount Desert Island, Maine, in the tradition of pamphleteers to stir the citizenry toward a common good. (He is a member of the Maine Press Association and published by Long Pond Advisors LLC.) Millstein is a retired media executive. He worked as a journalist at the Hartford Courant and Boston Globe, and as a digital executive at the New York Times and Hearst Corporation. He is a UConn grad and attended Stanford Business School on a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
environment, local newsCruise ships, Acadia National Park regional politics, aquaculture
I love to write about everything; I am open to other avenues to diversify my portfolio.
Content
Existential Climate and Election Risk? Why Don't In-Your-Face Climate Pranksters Focus on Musk's Trump Push
By Matthew Yglesias Verified, Matthew Nisbet, Lincoln Millstein Verified| Sustain What@ In the final weeks of the 2024 general election campaign, I’m thinking about a more productive role for in-your-face climate activists like those who invaded an “Abundance” conference in Washington several days ago. Decamp for Pittsburgh. Read on. If you like what I’m doing here, click the ♡ and please share this post with friends to grow the Sustain What community. I’ve written and tweeted and webcasted a lot about the role of prank-focused activists pursuing climate action.
By Lincoln Millstein Verified| Substack@ BAR HARBOR, Sept. 13, 2023 - Five cruise ships with a carrying capacity exceeding 11,000 passengers have canceled their visits through Saturday because of Hurricane Lee. One ship, NORWEGIAN PEARL, with2376 lower berths, is still scheduled to arrive Thursday, said harbormaster Chris Wharff. The Quietside Journal is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
By Lincoln Millstein Verified| Substack@ NORTHEAST HARBOR, July 27, 2023 - A charitable nonprofit formed by Leonard Leo, a devout Roman Catholic, purchased the St. Ignatius Church at 8 Lookout Way here in March, according to published reports, but apparently was unaware it now has to pay property tax. After the transaction March 17, the town assessed the church and a parking lot at $2,046,300, with an annual property tax of $17,843 based on he town’s current mill rate of 8.72.
Company Info
The Quietside Journal
Maine, United States